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Originally posted by Blue Shift
Originally posted by UDHR19
I do think UFOs and the possibility of alien life deserves proper debate and research. I don't see why it is ridiculed by certain media and people.
I don't think the idea is ridiculed as much as the people are ridiculed who make wild claims and profess to know for a fact that alien life exists, even when they have no good proof of it. And they're ridiculed because they're foolish and annoying. As much as it's nice to be nice, and we should keep an open mind and all that other stuff, we also have no grand obligation to suffer fools gladly.
Originally posted by MurrayTORONTO
One thing that annoys me is how they realllllly edit the contrast of pictures. If you were watching the landing live, the first few pics from the rover were just of the ground in front of it.. then the next pic had mountains in it, you saw on their monitor via the webcast. The picture was clear, and you could easily see the mountains. The version of that picture they released to the public was all washed out and you could barely see the landscape.
All other pictures since then look like that one, which leads me to believe they're editing those in the same way.
Why do they do this? I'm not calling conspiracy, but it seems like whoever is touching these images is doing a terrible jobedit on 23-8-2012 by MurrayTORONTO because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by qmantoo
Anyone suggesting dead pixels, dust, sand etc must be a govmint employee, surely?
Even the ones who point out that the spots appear in exactly the same location in the frame in all of the images from the camera?
Originally posted by MegaSpace
Geez im beginning to think its Nasa employers having fun on us at our expense. I mean imagine.
Nasa employees.
Hey frank: This one is saying it’s dead pixeles
Tony: Hey yeah, what about this tool, he is thinking its rain drops haha
Originally posted by qmantoo
Originally posted by MegaSpace
Geez im beginning to think its Nasa employers having fun on us at our expense. I mean imagine.
Nasa employees.
Hey frank: This one is saying it’s dead pixeles
Tony: Hey yeah, what about this tool, he is thinking its rain drops haha
Yeah well they found and photographed raindrops on the Phoenix landers legs back in the beginning. No-one took any notice though.
Yeah well they found and photographed raindrops on the Phoenix landers legs back in the beginning. No-one took any notice though.
I watched the YouTube link of this today that had the lights on video from curiosity at 6 frames per second. One light lifts up from the surface and disappears, the another comes from left to right on the horizon. All happen in the same video at the same time without much delay.
Originally posted by Blue Shift
Originally posted by UDHR19
I do think UFOs and the possibility of alien life deserves proper debate and research. I don't see why it is ridiculed by certain media and people.
I don't think the idea is ridiculed as much as the people are ridiculed who make wild claims and profess to know for a fact that alien life exists, even when they have no good proof of it. And they're ridiculed because they're foolish and annoying. As much as it's nice to be nice, and we should keep an open mind and all that other stuff, we also have no grand obligation to suffer fools gladly.